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[Suggestion] Add a way to continue displaying text under the progressbar #31

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Atulin opened this issue Sep 8, 2018 · 6 comments
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@Atulin
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Atulin commented Sep 8, 2018

Sometimes I'd like to be more verbose about what the program does, doing something like

50.0% parsing done		      						00:10:07
===============================================---------------------------------------------
Parsing file 'hello world.txt'...
Done in 1.07s
Parsing file 'adasfadaad.txt'...
Done in 8.28s
Parsing file 'bank account passwords.txt'...
Done in 0.72s

Is there any changce it could be implemented? Even if not through Console.WriteLine("msg"), then at least via something like pbar.Write("msg")

@Kruno313
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I need it to.
The text color in that case should not be changed with Options.ForegroundColor as the color of the bar itself.

@rezunalex
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would love to have this too.

@Kruno313
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would love to have this too.
I finally made my own for that reason: https://github.com/Kruno313/ConsoleProgressBar
It is also able to overwrite the Bar line with some text on the end.

@Atulin
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Atulin commented Mar 27, 2019

Nice! Maybe you could submit a pull request if it's not too hard?

@Kruno313
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My code is far from this, not an fork. I reused some concepts (Options f.i.), but wrote it new and it defferes to much. It also lacks some functionalities of this (shellprogressbar).
That's why I decided to make own project.

@Mpdreamz
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I've implemented pbar.WriteLine(""); as a means to persist messages above the currently running console.

This also plays nice when redirecting output to e.g a text file.

Peek 2019-08-20 15-42

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